Al-Najat Charity launches the 'One Body' project, providing comprehensive care for 222 orphans and their families in Jordan

The Al-Najah Charity Association announced the launch of the “One Body” project to care for orphans and needy families in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The project represents an integrated model of care and development, currently benefiting 222 orphans and their mothers, who reside in six endowment buildings designated for the Syrian community, within a safe and stable environment that preserves their dignity and provides the essentials for a decent life.

For his part, Talal Fakhr, Assistant General Manager of Resources, affirmed that the project embodies the concept of genuine solidarity by providing a comprehensive care system that extends beyond securing housing to include education, social care, economic empowerment, and a faith-based environment, thereby contributing to building a more stable future for orphans and their families. He clarified that the “One Body” project is distinguished by its innovative concept, as a single donation supports five charitable initiatives simultaneously: sponsoring students, assisting needy families, supporting halal income-generation projects, sponsoring Quran memorizers, and providing safe housing. This approach achieves sustainable developmental impact and offers families a real opportunity for self-reliance.

He added that the project aims to transition beneficiary families from a state of need to one of stability and productivity, by providing a secure living environment.